Investment Policy Outlined by Babson
Babson argues for a balanced, safe investment program in Habson Park Massachusetts urging investors to divide funds into four parts. Emphasizes buying good stocks when underpriced, keeping some liquidity in short-term instruments, and a maximum emphasis on high quality bonds as rates stay favorable and defensive value grows.
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Habson Park
Massachusetts
Wec
Uist
Uxeusen
Duck Huntey
Uis
United States
Ada
Long Growth Stocks Offered In Defensive Market Strategy
The period advises concentrating on a handful of long growth stocks in deflated industries with solid future potential. Buy only for the long term, avoid heavy allocation, and diversify with a few public utilities as opportunities arise. Do not rush in, as the market remains dull with forthcoming opportunities and dividend prospects shaping investor interest.
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Tag Tong
Uncestaut
Wellington Attends Legion Meeting with State Commander
State Commander S A Willan of the G A R visited Norwalk for an American Legion meeting held Wednesday evening. The parlor committee expected 1991 Legionaires and overflowed into churches, restaurants and hotels as the largest gathering Mr Williams recalled ever attending. The toastmaster prompted the first speech of the evening. ENTERTAINS CLUB of the Covered Dish.
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Legion
S.A. Willan
American Legion
Norwalk
Williams
Snow Turns to Melting Slush as Warm Spell Wanes
Snow, hardened by a week of cold, recedes as a gradual thaw spreads. Noses and feet feel relief though some patches remain. City irrigation and radiators cope with milder temperatures as forecasts hint the Thanksgiving snow cover may disappear soon.
Lourain Cow Testing Association Sets February Meeting
The annual meeting of the Lourain Cow Testing Association will be held February 20 at the Pittsfield town hall. Discussion covered feeding rations management and other dairy topics with C I Blackman leading the session.
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Lourain
Pittsfield Town Hall
Ice
C. 1 Blatkman
Myers Plans Delinquent Tax Suits To Save County Fees
Prosecutor Don Myers will file consolidated delinquent tax lawsuits on about ten parcels, delinquent for seven years, to reduce legal ads by about six thousand dollars and save roughly two hundred forty dollars in fees. A separate note mentions a prize flock of hens owned by Abs Guy Frazel with 174 hens laying 29,662 eggs in five months, averaging 113 eggs per hen.
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Don Myers
Cann Ft
Myers
Tone
Winn
Abs
Guy Frazel
Community notices and local court suit on Sandys Bay bridge
Local notices report Wells and Potter tied for evening honors at a Waters residence on South Main Street. David Arnold sues over Sandys Bay bridge profits in Common Pleas Court. Events include G A R and American Legion guest banquets, Club meetings, a Farm Woman's Club Christmas party, and various elected officers for Rebekah Sewing Society and American Legion Auxiliary.
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FE. P. Waters
South Main Street
Wells
Harry Qotter
Guy
David Arnold
New Sandys Bay Bridge
Enyromoter
Francis Morris
Bisa
Farm Woman's Club
Em Gover
Era
Harold Bnrsiey
Ad Conservation League
Myron Rolce
Guy FE. Wells
Howard Amdr
Sullivan
Albert Warren
Walter JD. Chapin
J. Bo Maurrara Rounra
Mar of Thes
Claire Ta T Pha
Cleveland, Or
Spanselier
Ann
Guy E. Wells
Fear Stuze
Rey
Paw. Carter
United Young People’s Class
Church of Christ
Marie Miller
Dee
Tith
Rebekah Sewing Society
Eli Rider
John Duff
Alfred Moehle
A.C. Pohlman
Sam Manning
American Legion Auxiliary
Veteran's Hospital
Mach
W R
Everts
Ida Baker
Laura Hildebrand
Marjory Cowls
Pradenre Sntuf
Lertye Srevick
Antoinette Fanny
Sara Grestham
Larain
Marjorie Cants
Oberlin Lecture Notes and Society Events Listed
Obscure notices from Oberlin list lectures by Dr. UO RR Morey on Gothic at Princeton and Professor Wons Josinson on British Imperial Canteriser. Also homeward dockings of Captain G H Beay and travels of William H Marrsina. Festivities include Chi mas Club party hosted by Mrs J T Henderson and Women’s Club Education Dept meeting on December 9 at 1 p.m. in Oberlin.
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UO. RR. Morey
Princeton Univercity
Baldwin
Wons Josinson
Mainry Lawerart
Oxford
Ohio
Wright Laboratory
Oberlin Woman Dies After Fall At Home
Mrs Mary Hyvans of Oberlin died at the Howard apartments from injuries and extended illness after a fall weeks earlier. She had lived in Oberlin four years with her son. Funeral arrangements are to be held in Cleveland.
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Oberlin
Mary Hyvans
Howard Apartments
Mrsvans
Cleveland
Jones Resigns From Power Company To Take TV Job
A report states Jones resigns from a power firm to assume a similar post with a major television company. The move places him in a new role at a distant location, with details about his successor and the transition not fully clear.
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Jones
Power Company Coh
Action Super
Jones News
Colombia
Air Mail Pick Up Device Promises Quick Delivery Boost
Chicago reports testing of an in-flight pick up device that catches and loads mail sacks via a 75 foot cable. The device could trim flight times by 15 minutes to an hour on multiple U S air mail routes. Tests aboard the Leviathan and at Youngstown show feasibility for automatic bag transfer between plane and ground.
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Chicago
American Air Transport Association
Youngstown
Dave
U. S
Washingtons Social Season Opens With Diplomatic Hints
Washington society braces for the holiday social season as December events loom. Officials and diplomats weigh etiquette and invitations amid reports of gate crash risks and uneasy morale on Capitol Hill. A diplomat’s wife and a senator from a dry state spark questions of hospitality and propriety in the capital social arena.
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Washington
White House
Hill
Senate
Clally
Brookhart
A Dinner Guest and the Dentists Toast to Etiquette
Mrs Coolidge recalls a tale from a magazine about a handsome young man who visited a dentist before attending a dinner. A hot soup melted his temporary front tooth, leaving him unable to smile for the rest of the evening and causing a ripple of embarrassment at the social gathering.
Latest Styles In New York
The first Paris imports include fitted chamois jackets for sportswear and practical cold weather wear with buttons from throat to waist. Shoes feature daywear colors such as brown black green blue and maroon.
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New York
Paris
Fashion notes and a barber too in Beresford town
The column outlines new fashion items including decorative heels with pearls, patent leather and suede Oxfords, lace trims on evening gowns, vivid red hats, and rubber tweed salashes. It also notes wood crepe jersey sportwear, a black crepe daywear dress with white silk cuffs, and a modernist button trim. It ends with a note from Beresford, S. D., about John Singleterry who, after 78 years, finally asks for a shave.
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Dutaia Aliades
Rede
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William HO Marrsina
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Michogan
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Thenlogyr
Indianapolis
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S. D
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